Artificial-Intelligences

The United States and China are preparing a bilateral dialogue focused on artificial intelligence safety for mid-September. The talks will take place ahead of the planned meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping and could open a channel for cooperation on advanced AI risks and AI-driven cyberattacks. The U.S. and China are preparing an unprecedented negotiation on AI safety The United States and China are preparing the first official bilateral talks focused exclusively on artificial intelligence safety since the beginning of Donald Trump’s second term. The meeting is being planned for mid-September, although a final date has not yet been announced. ...

Half of Brazilian companies have already entered the age of artificial intelligence, but the data reveals an important gap between adopting a tool and transforming operations with it. Adoption reaching 50% puts the technology at the center of corporate strategies, while the fact that only 15% have reached the advanced stage shows that maturity remains the main challenge. AI adoption has already reached half of Brazilian companies 50% of Brazilian companies already use artificial intelligence, according to the Unlocking the Potential of AI in Brazil 2026 study, conducted by Strand Partners for AWS. The figure represents an increase from the 40% recorded in the previous survey. ...

Jensen Huang is putting $12.93 billion into a company that, at first glance, appears far removed from Nvidia’s traditional business. But the acquisition of Hugging Face reveals a broader strategy: controlling not only the infrastructure that runs artificial intelligence, but also one of the platforms where developers discover and work with the models powering the new AI economy. Jensen Huang is taking Nvidia beyond AI chips Nvidia announced an agreement to acquire Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, in a transaction that represents an important shift in Jensen Huang’s strategy. Nvidia remains a powerhouse in chips and infrastructure, but the acquisition takes its presence into a different layer of the AI market. ...

Chris Sestito helped turn what once seemed like a distant concern for many companies into a concrete market opportunity. HiddenLayer raised $100 million in a Series B round while its annual recurring revenue grew more than tenfold, signaling that security is no longer simply a barrier to AI adoption but part of the infrastructure required to put AI into production. HiddenLayer found a market inside the risk of AI HiddenLayer, the AI security company co-founded and led by Chris Sestito, announced a $100 million Series B round led by Delta-v Capital. Ten Eleven Ventures, Morgan Stanley, M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, and Booz Allen Ventures also participated. ...

Astra has moved from the possibility of critical cyber capability to a formal classification by OpenAI itself. The company says the model found previously unknown vulnerabilities, developed exploitation chains and even identified two zero-days during internal evaluations, raising the security requirements before its release. OpenAI confirms Astra has reached a new capability level OpenAI said that Astra, one of its upcoming models, has reached the Critical cyber capability level defined by the company’s Preparedness Framework. It is the first OpenAI model to receive this classification. ...

The launch of Claude Fable 5.1 shows an important shift in the competition between AI models: beyond seeking greater capabilities, Anthropic is attacking one of the main barriers to agent adoption, the cost of keeping them working for long periods. Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.1 and cuts AI agent costs by up to 45% The Claude Fable 5.1 is the new version of Anthropic’s model designed for coding, knowledge work and complex tasks that can run for hours. The launch took place on September 1 and expands the company’s strategy around systems capable of performing work with less human supervision. ...

The United States wants to bring a more favorable regulatory approach to AI training with copyrighted works to the G20. The proposal comes as leading AI companies face lawsuits from creators and governments attempt to determine how far technological innovation can advance without disrupting the economics of the content market. U.S. brings AI training to the G20 agenda The United States wants G20 countries to develop rules allowing artificial intelligence companies to use copyrighted content to train their models while maintaining protections for creators. ...

Microsoft’s new responsible AI report shows that the governance discussion is moving to a new level: once artificial intelligence can access data, use tools and execute tasks, controlling the model alone is no longer enough. Microsoft identifies a shift in the governance problem Microsoft published its Responsible AI Transparency Report 2026 on September 1, outlining how its practices for the responsible development and deployment of artificial intelligence are evolving. One of the areas highlighted is the expansion of agentic AI capabilities, accompanied by a change in how organizations need to approach risks and controls. ...

SAP NOW AI Tour Brazil 2026 arrives in São Paulo at a moment when enterprise AI is beginning to change its role: instead of simply answering questions, AI systems are increasingly being designed to execute tasks, coordinate processes and operate inside enterprise systems. SAP’s strategy for the event shows why this transition could become one of the next major battlegrounds in enterprise technology. SAP brings the enterprise AI debate to São Paulo SAP NOW AI Tour Brazil 2026 will take place on September 9 and 10 at the Transamerica Expo Center in São Paulo. SAP, a global enterprise software company, expects to bring together around 4,000 participants to discuss artificial intelligence, data, applications and business transformation. ...

Andrew Bailey’s warning changes the scale of the AI security debate: the issue is no longer simply protecting an individual company from attacks, but addressing the possibility that technology vulnerabilities could affect confidence and stability across the financial system. Andrew Bailey’s warning puts AI at the center of financial risk The key warning is that artificial intelligence could turn cyber risk into a faster, more scalable and harder-to-manage threat for the financial system. The assessment was presented by Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England and Chair of the Financial Stability Board (FSB), in a letter sent to G20 finance ministers and central bank governors. ...